These are not really refugees. Aside from the fact that they suffer no disadvantages where they are, White South Africans want to come here to get away from black people?
Trump doesn't even want to allow any of their children born here to have citizenship.
They're too stupid to admit.
Surely he imagined himself the man behind the curtain.
Do it anyway.A Democratic lawmaker filed articles of impeachment on April 6 against President Donald Trump, though it faces unlikely odds of succeeding in a Republican-controlled Congress.
The impeachment resolution from Rep. John Larson, D-Connecticut, included 13 articles alleging Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors for his conduct across a range of policy initiatives. It includes his actions taken in Iran, Venezuela and Gaza; his use of the National Guard in American cities; and his use of the presidential pardon power, among others.
"Donald Trump has blown past every requirement to be removed from office. And it's getting worse. His illegal war in Iran is not only driving up prices for American families — it has cost American lives,” Larson said in a statement. “He's becoming more unstable by the day. His profane and sacrilegious Easter Sunday and subsequent threats, including ‘a whole civilization will die’ and ‘open the Strait…or you’ll be living in hell’ not only foreshadow war crimes, but put our security at risk."
Larson is not the first lawmaker to introduce resolutions to impeach Trump since he returned to office. But the efforts have not been backed by all Democrats and were unlikely to pass the Republican-led House, let alone receive a two-thirds majority from a Republican-controlled Senate needed to convict and remove him from office.
USA Today
Her good name."The false smears about me from mean spirited and politically motivated individuals and entities, looking to cause damage to my good name to gain financially and climb politically must stop," she said at the White House.
Axios
Knowing that's not going to happen as long as Republicans hold the power."I am not Epstein's victim. Epstein did not introduce me to Donald Trump," she said, adding she first "crossed paths" with Epstein at an event she attended with Trump in 2000.
The first lady's speech also addressed an email she sent to Ghislaine Maxwell that she said could not be "categorized as anything more than casual correspondence."
She did not elaborate, but the statement was perhaps a reference to one of the tranche of messages released by the Justice Department that was signed "Love, Melania."
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The first lady called for Epstein's victims to have the opportunity to testify under oath before Congress.
She did not answer any questions shouted by reporters as she left.
